For me its Battle: L.A.

Best trailer ever.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PKC_ORM0vpo

The final harry potter, most likely other films with R.D. Jr. 

I'm hoping for a silent hill 2

History of the Arkanar Massacre aka Hard to Be a God hopefully will be released this year. One of my favourite filmmakers and novel put together.

I would say the majority of this list:

http://kotaku.com/5725740/55-science-fictionfantasy-movies-to-watch-out-for-in-2011

But in particular:

Drive Angry (February 25)

Now here's a movie that looks like Nic Cage belongs in it! He's a dead guy who breaks out of Hell to stop the cult that killed his daughter from sacrificing her baby. Let's hope he actually drives through the gates of Hell.
Outlook: This could be the film we wanted Ghost Rider to be.

Apollo 18 (March 4)

The next "found footage" movie is just filming now, for a March release. It has to do with a final Apollo mission to the Moon that NASA claims never took place — but newly discovered footage proves the mission actually discovered something sinister.
Outlook: Maybe they'll be editing it in the projection room as you watch it.

Battle Los Angeles (March 11)

Aliens invade Earth, and we witness the battle in one city, with Aaron Eckhart as a sergeant who has to keep it together. Also starring: Michelle Rodriguez.
Outlook: It's supposed to be a gritty war drama, that happens to have aliens. It sounds fun, at least.

Suing The Devil (March 11)

A struggling law student decides to sue the Devil for $8 trillion — although how he expects to collect, we're not sure. But just as he's about to win a summary judgment, the Devil shows up — played by Malcolm McDowell. And the trial of the century results.
Outlook: Malcolm McDowell as the Devil in a silly courtroom drama? We're on jury duty!

Sucker Punch (March 25)

Zack (Watchmen) Snyder is back with the story of a young girl in a mental institution. She retreats into a bizarre fantasy world, which helps her hatch a plan to escape from the facility.
Outlook: This is the first original world Snyder's ever created. It'll definitely look pretty, judging from what we've seen so far.

Source Code (April 1)

Duncan Jones (Moon) returns with a bigger budget, telling the story of a guy (Jake Gyllenhaal) who has to keep reliving the last eight minutes of a man on a train before it explodes.
Outlook: The trailer looks a bit silly, to be honest — but it's Jones, who made one of 2009's best films.

Super (April 1)

Rainn Wilson (yes, Dwight from The Office) stars in this DIY superhero movie from Slither's James Gunn. Guest-starring Nathan Fillion as the Holy Avenger, a slicker superhero.
Outlook: Early reviews are ecstatic. And we can't wait to see Gunn and Fillion reunited.

Your Highness (April 8)

A silly fantasy epic spoof — Prince Fabious (James Franco) and his useless brother, Prince Thadeous (Danny McBride) must journey to rescue Fabious' bride. Also starring Natalie Portman and Zooey Deschanel.
Outlook: The trailer looked hilarious, and the cast is amazing.

Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows: Part 2 (July 15)

The movie version of the Harry Potter saga ends at last. Voldemort pulls out all the stops to kill the Boy who Lived, and Harry and his friends get pushed to their limits.
Outlook: If it's as good as the first half, it should be epic. The fact that they've reshot the troublesome epilogue is actually a good sign, since it shows they're paying attention to detail.

Cowboys and Aliens (July 29)

Director Jon Favreau set out to make a straight-up Western film — that incorporates alien invaders. The cowboys and the natives have to team up to fight the extra-terrestrial menace, and in the middle of it is a man with amnesia and a weird device on his wrist.
Outlook: The cast, including Daniel Craig and Harrison Ford, is pretty amazing. And the trailer looked note-perfect.

Now (September 30)

The Truman Show writer, and Gattaca director, Andrew Niccol returns with his first film in years. It's a near-future parable set in a world where everybody can be eternally youthful — but you have a dial on your wrist counting down the time, and if the time on the dial runs out, you die. Everybody has to work to earn more "time," except the super-rich.
Outlook: We read a big chunk of this movie's script, and we were blown away. We can't to see how Niccol brings it to life.

Contagion (October 21)

Stephen Soderbergh directs an all-star cast in this film about a global outbreak of a new disease, and the small team that races to stop it. Cast includes Matt Damon, Kate Winslet and Gwyneth Paltrow.
Outlook: If it's as gripping a globe-trotting epic as Soderbergh's Traffic, then it ought to rule.

Oh, and in case anyone hasn't heard of Your Highness, here you go and you're welcome:

That looks like Independance Day a bit, cool!

I don't know what else's coming this year other than the last Harry Potter.

*EDIT: Oh yeah, Sucker Punch looks good too.

Sooooo many of them!!!

Harry Potter (!!), Sucker Punch, Pirates of the Caribbean 4, Kung Fu Panda 2, X-Men: First Class, Cars 2, Green Lantern, Captain America: The First Avenger, Cowboys & Aliens, Spy Kids 4 (LOLZ), Final Destination 5

Those are only the blockbusters.

AMAZING YEAR INCOMING!

Hugo Cabret

War Horse

Red State

Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows Part 2

Kung Fu Panda 2

Your Highness

The Green Hornet